False Positive Identification – Policy Violation Dispute for Domain

I am asking for help about a problem. I am formally requesting an immediate manual human review for my website, https://zamunda.bg.
Our ad serving was disabled based on an automated algorithmic flag citing "Copyrighted content: unauthorized file sharing.
"We strongly dispute this violation and state with absolute certainty that this is a false positive generated by an automated keyword trigger.
Please review the following facts manually:

  1. Domain Confusion (Keyword Matching Error): The automated system is incorrectly associating our domain name zamunda.bg with historical,
    unrelated peer-to-peer torrent networks that used to operate under different top-level domains (.net, .se).
    Our website has zero technical, legal, or organizational connection to any file-sharing network or torrent tracker.

  2. Purely Legitimate & Informational Content: zamunda.bg has operated for over 10 years strictly as a legitimate,
    compliance-friendly film directory and entertainment media blog.
    Our content consists entirely of original text-based movie reviews, entertainment news, metadata, and official YouTube trailers.

  3. No File Sharing or Unauthorized Media Hosting: There are absolutely no .torrent files,
    no magnet links, no direct downloads, and no unauthorized streaming options hosted on our servers or linked from our pages.

  4. EU Digital Services Act (DSA) Compliance: As a publisher operating within the European Union,
    we expect a reasoned, human-verified decision regarding our compliance status rather than an automated template rejection.
    We have a clean 10-year track record and fully adhere to the AdSense Program Policies.
    We kindly urge a human compliance officer to visually inspect the homepage and internal directories
    of https://zamunda.bg to confirm that no file sharing exists on this site.